Hey, one more thing here before we get into the question.

So Saturday, Ogosango chocolates was up there.

We talked about the chocolates, the truffles, how delicious they are. And they are. So they put the different versions of the Black Raven beer, including our IPA, into their truffles. And that's kind of in the middle. I know it sounds weird. You taste it and you go, wow, this is unbelievable, right? Right. So with the money they made yesterday,

I believe they're going to take about $800

and give that to the three local Fisher House location. Oh, nice. So thank you guys for buying the chocolates up there. That is a nice little bonus, so to speak. Okay, back to the question, which is this. Why was water an important part of the story? We'll start with

this one. Pods of killer whales are once again attacking boats along the coast of Spain,

striking fear into the hearts of local sailors. As live science reports, the orcas have been

singling out sailboats and tearing off their rudders, again drawing attention to the large

sea mammals changing behaviors,

with the experts suggesting that orcas are teaching each other how to take down sailing vessels.

Let me show you something, son.

And if you're going to do this in any part of the world that has beautiful women, this is a great spot to be.

I'm sure that's what the killer whales are thinking.

Like, if we're going to do it, look at the water. Look at that. Wow, that is incredible. They don't care if it's a sailboat or a motorboat. They look for the rudder to break them. They just push it with their head until it breaks, and that's basically it. Most recently, over the weekend, Orcas had ripped off a wooden sailing ship's rudder off the Galician coast in northwestern Spain.

So that's on the Atlantic.

The truth is, we were very frightened.

In fact, we completely freaked out when we realized the Orcas were ramming the boat.

Yeah, that freaked me out too.

They do note that earlier this year,

a pot of work is rammed a British sailboat off the northern coast. So our question, why was

water an important part of the story? 206-803 rock. Hello, John. Welcome to the Minderum.

Boa, boys. Ola! Man, congrats on the 20, man.

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